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Ariston boilers fault codes

Ariston use a three-digit numbering scheme that is more logical than it first appears, because the first digit tells you which part of the appliance is complaining. Anything beginning 1 is the central heating circuit, 2 is domestic hot water, 3 is the internal electronics, 5 is ignition and flame detection, 6 is the air and flue side, and 7 is multi-zone heating. So a 108 and a 109 are both heating-circuit pressure faults at opposite ends of the range, while a 501 is always about flame. Ariston also distinguish a hard lockout from a warning by using a P as the middle character: 5P1 is a warning that the first ignition attempt failed, whereas 501 is the lockout that follows repeated failures.

Where the code shows on a Ariston

The code appears on the LCD split into a leading digit and a two-digit group, which is why the manual writes it as "1 08" and the display can look like it is showing two separate numbers. Read it as one code. A code with the spanner symbol alongside is a service reminder rather than a fault, and the appliance will keep running with it displayed.

How to reset a Ariston

Press the reset button on the control panel once. Ariston permit a maximum of five resets within fifteen minutes; on the sixth attempt in that window the appliance shuts down completely and can only be restarted by isolating it at the fused spur and restoring power. That limit is deliberate and it exists to stop a real fault being reset repeatedly rather than diagnosed.

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